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A Beautiful Oasis In The High Demand Area Of South Kingsway Village, Minutes From Downtown/Bloor West Village/High Park/Roncesvalles & More! Easy Access To Highway, One Bus To Runnymede Station And Steps To High Park, Lake Ontario Waterfront, Walking And Bicycle Trails, And The Famous Bloor West Village. 20Lb+ Dogs Not Permitted. **Please Note 2nd Br Is A Large Den With Window & Closing Doors, But No Closet. There Is An Oversized Closet At Front Door**
Huge 1 Bed Plus Den. 1100 Sqft. South Facing Premium Condo. All Inclusive. Floor To Ceiling Windows. Luxury Living. Subway Access Underground! Ultimate Convenience. 24Hr Concierge, Gym, Indoor Pool, Sauna, Squash Court, & Visitor Parking. Shop Hazelton Lanes, Whole Foods, Pusateri's, Holt Renfrew & So Much More. Multitude Of Cafes, Restaurants & Bars In Every Direction. Ready For Quick Move-In
Charming, Cozy 2 Bedroom Tudor Stone Cottage Within Walking Distance To Royal York Station. Gas F/P Partially Fin Bsmt W/2 Pc Bath. Fully Enclosed Private Backyard & Sep Garage, Restaurants, Cafes, Shops & The Best Sunnylea Schools. Clean & Ready To Move In! Functional Kitchen (No Dishwasher), 1.5 Baths, Hardwood Floors Thru-Out, Lead Glass Windows Overlooking Trees & Fenced Private Yard. Ideal For A++ Prof Couple Or Young Family. Multi-Year Lease Preferred.
Canadian Real Estate News | How Many People Can Support Million Dollar Toronto Real Estate Prices? A Lot | | Friday, June 9, 2017 | | A common thing I’ve been hearing is that Toronto families don’t make enough to support home prices at these levels. Bank executives, economists, fund managers, and even real estate agents have repeated this in the media – but they never offer any numbers. Running some quick numbers shows that there’s actually a good chance that this market can be supported by local incomes. |
| Toronto's five decades of condo growth, mapped | | Tuesday, May 2, 2017 | | It's been 50 years since the emergence of condos began to redefine Toronto development as we know it. This article explores how the city adapted to changing eras in the housing market, and was in turn transformed |
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